Christian Winthrop is the founder of The Newport Buzz, a local news outlet in Newport, Rhode Island. With a focus on covering the latest news and events in the area, Christian's articles span a range of topics including obituaries, local politics, cultural events, weather updates, and community news.
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Christian Winthrop's coverage spans local news, government and politics, real estate, and business & industry in Rhode Island. Given the focus on local events and government announcements, he may be interested in pieces that offer insights or perspectives from key figures involved in these matters.
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By: Christian Winthrop
The Best of Newport, RI. Newport Buzz is the leading News Source for Breaking News, What's New and To-Do in Newport, RI.
By: Christian Winthrop
The Rhode Island Lottery has delivered a hefty $426.4 million check to the state's General Fund for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024.
In a heart-pounding double-overtime showdown, the No. 20 ranked Rhode Island Rams (4-1, 2-0 CAA Football) clawed their way back
By: Winthrop
In a continued effort to strengthen Rhode Island’s vital manufacturing sector, U.S. Senator Jack Reed led a roundtable discussion today with local businesses to spotlight the growth of advanced manufacturing across the Ocean State. The event brought together small business leaders, industry experts, and organizations focused on manufacturing support to discuss the sector’s challenges, successes, and the resources available to help manufacturers thrive.
By: Christian Winthrop
Opening October 10 at the Dorrance H. Hamilton Gallery, Fashion and Longing: Gilded Age Dress in New England
The Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority (RITBA) will extend the hours of its customer service walk-in center this week, aiming to provide more convenience to customers looking to complete their transactions in person. The center, located in Jamestown, will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.
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Salve Regina University chemistry professor Dr. Susan Meschwitz has been awarded a $387,466 grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to advance research into new treatments for urinary tract infections (UTIs), one of the most common infections affecting women worldwide. Working with a team of undergraduate students, Dr. Meschwitz will explore alternative therapies for UTIs, which have become increasingly resistant to antibiotics.
A routine traffic stop turned into a high-speed chase on West Main Road late Thursday morning, leading to the arrest of a Portsmouth man with outstanding warrants.
By: Christian Winthrop
Rhode Island is preparing for a high-profile diplomatic visit next week, as U.S. Senator Jack Reed announced that he will be hosting Dr. Kevin Rudd
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The Rhode Island DEM is set to begin stocking pheasants this week in preparation for the 2024-2025 hunting season. The annual pheasant stocking program is designed to provide public hunting opportunities across various management areas throughout the state. After a youth-only weekend on October 12-13, regular stocking will take place twice a week from October 19 until early December, followed by weekly stocking through the end of December, depending on weather conditions.
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